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Designed for marking flexible packaging, Videojet’s DataFlex Plus thermal transfer overprinter prints up to 40 in. (1,000mm)/sec. and code in excess of 425 packages/min. The printer has downloadable font support using Windows TrueType fonts and supports user-entered text in 19 languages. The unit has a 1,000-meter ribbon capacity and no wearable parts. It has the built-in capacity to change between intermittent and continuous modes in right- or left-hand operation. Serial, Ethernet and USB communications are standard.

Videojet Technologies Inc.; 800-843-3610; www.videojet.com
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